My experience with Patanjali University

The course curriculum is up to the mark. The university basically focusses on moral and value education. Special emphasis is laid on developing the ethical values amongst the students. The attempt is to basically revive the Indian culture and lifestyle.

Most of the placements are for those students who are studying yoga science and Ayurveda. Companies like Sarva and Cultfit come to recruit students. There is a need to improve the placement opportunities for the students studying other courses.

The fee amount is insignificant. I had paid around rupees 33,000 for a year which is a minimal amount. Other colleges charge high fees but our college is not like those. I am satisfied with the fee structure of our college. The fee which I pay is worth the facilities provided by the college.

The infrastructure is well conserved. The campus is lush green. The classrooms and lecture halls are equipped with modern amenities. There are practical labs where students can apply their theoretical and practical knowledge. Overall, the campus is quite good.

There is a separate hostel for boys and girls. The mess provides nutritious, vegetarian and seasonal food. There is a laundry in the hostel where students can give their clothes for washing. This facility is quite good as students don't have to waste their time and can focus on their studies.

The admission is based on an entrance exam and an interview round. In order to take admission I, first of all, appeared for an entrance exam which was conducted by the university. The test was not that difficult. After that, I was called for an interview which I successfully cleared and secured admission.

The college faculty is experienced and well qualified. The teachers are mostly P.hd holders and have over 10 years of experience. They have established with us a traditional student-teacher relation. They teach us responsibly and patiently.